Again, we can't stress this enough, please don't upgrade to this developer beta on your main device. We've heard that multiple users have been able to download the beta and get it running despite having no developer accounts or subscriptions. In future iOS and iPadOS releases, this new setting will be the way to enable developer betas and configuration profiles will no longer grant access. Your iPhone or iPad must be signed in with the same Apple ID you used to enroll in the Apple Developer Program in order to see this option in Settings. This new option will be automatically enabled on devices already enrolled in the program that update to the latest beta release. From iOS 16.4's release notes:īeginning with iOS & iPadOS 16.4 beta, members of the Apple Developer Program will see a new option to enable developer betas directly from Software Update in Settings. However, it seems that as of right now, anyone with an iPhone running iOS 16.5 can access it. and the UK, but one test device not running iOS 16.5 did not have access to the software. As soon as we updated it, the iOS 17 developer beta showed up.Īpple has previously changed the way beta software works to gatekeep it, ensuring that only users with a subscription can access it with a developer profile. We've seen the beta available on iOS 16.5 in both the U.S. This could be hugely problematic for anyone who stumbles upon the beta by accident. IMore can confirm that not only is the beta showing but the download and install function works and can be used by anyone.
The issue also appears to be affecting watchOS 10 and that developer beta from what we've found, as well as the macOS Sonoma beta if you're on 13.4, as well as iPadOS 17. Make sure to back up your devices before installing beta software and install only on devices and systems that you’re prepared to erase if necessary. Attempting to install beta software in an unauthorized manner violates Apple policy and could render your device unusable and necessitate an out-of-warranty repair. Registered development devices can be upgraded to future beta releases and the public version of the software. This software is intended only for installation on development devices registered under your Apple Developer Program membership. Do not upgrade to the iOS 17 developer beta on a device you rely on: Beta software, also referred to as a preview, seed, or release candidate, is a version of software that’s still under development and not yet released to the public.
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